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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-02

= Tuesday night was the seventy-seventh
day since Capt. VIM. Murchison Of Medon,
Tenn, has tasted food or drink. He il very
feeble but retains his mental faculties. He
is troubled With paralysis of the throat and
refuses ill medical attendance, - he thinks
the doctors would only aggravats the disease.
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Normal School Examination.

CAsTINE, June |.
At the examination of the Normal School
today there was large attendance. There
were present, Councillors Lord, Woods,
Warren, and Trustees Luce. Hinkley, Mer
rill, Philbrook, and Senator Samuel Libby.
The exercises were highly crditsble and in
teresting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-02

Not by any secret remedy, but by proper,
healthful exercise, and the judicious use of
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hy-
pophosphites, which contains the healing and
strength-givip virtues Of these two valuable
specifics in their fullest form. Prescribed
by physicians. Take no other.
mav2l pnd& " NJ
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Ch,raco Produce Market.

CHICAGO. June L.
fLoUR-dull.
wHKAr-dull. No. Chicago Sprins ssAs,l
CORN al Ti
OArs-at l5l
xYK-Quiet 81
SARLkN-hrm s5
fuRk 49, AT - so = % so
LARD Al Q 40 n Q 20
aunN MkAL .N'"siiors. 20. Short RIB, 9 a.;
Shor' NstT. s5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-02
Oct2d&wlynrchwkv
\ Remarkable Cure Of Deafness.
Parkman, Me

Iarkman, Me.
Messrs | =. johnson & Co -Gentlomen,
i am going to tell You about NV ease in
part. Some thirty years ago | used to be
troubled with cough, aud threw up mucus,
junks of hard matter. People said it was
catarrh. | took DIR. MarshalTs Snuff IL
would make me sneeze, and give relief for a
short time; but the trouble grew worse.
Some fifteen years ago it got so bad that |
had to breathe out of NV mouth. Ten years
ago it caused partial deafness, which in
creased, and for the last six or eight years
have been stone deaf in my right ear, and
very hard of hearing in my left ear. have
taken doses of physic powders, and pills
from various physicians, and applied blisters
with only temporary relief. But of late
am getting permanent beneft-for have
been taking Johnson's Anodyne Liniment for
the last five months. In short time
after commenced taking it and applying il
to the ear according to the directions, there
appeared to be a large round substance in my
right ear got loosed from its fastening, and
would move round as my head was IN differ
cut positions. 1t continued to grow smaller;
and, about forty dsvs since il was all dis
solved and gone, and can hear as well as
ever | could Your liniment was the cause
Of my recovering my hearing; and it has
done more for me than anything else. will
take oath to the truth of these statements any
time. DIR. Stevens of this place advised me
to write and tell you what the liniment had
done for me; and concluded to write, for
it might do somebody some good. Yours
gratefully, 4. NJ. HAsEs.
Has Enected an Entire Cure.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dear Sirs Il have pleasure In stating that
Johnson's Anodyne LiDiment got 1T your
store, has effected an entire cure Of my deaf
ness when other previous remedies failed.
L q NJ WpIour
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Found in the River.

BANGOR, June l.
The body of Geo. Burnham, who commit
ted suicide by drowning in Oldtown. March
II, was found in the river opposite the city
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-02
Maine Postmasters Appointed.
WAsHINGroS. June !

WARRINGTON, June I.
The following Maine postmasters were
appointed Wednesday: VIM. c. 3Andrews,
Woodcock, resigned; Henry r. SAWYER,
South Gardiner, vice Sherburn Lawrence,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-02
AUGUSTA. NAME THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 2 1887

and equal enjoyment of the rights and privil.
eges of American citizens
the decentralization today in honor Of Sena-
ator Sherman closed this evening with a
brilliant reception at the Leland hotel. The
Senator left at midnight for Chicago where
he will be rendered reception tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-02
BASE BALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AT New iork-New York s, Boston 5.
The following is the standing of the Ma.
Iional League clubs up TO date:
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Has Enected an Entire Cure.
may30d&w1w

The Revere House, Boston, has more par
lors and more public rooms open to guests
than any other hotel in Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-02

For worn-out," rundown" debiiitatN"
school teachers. millners, seamstresses. h"lSc-
keepers. and ovcr-worked women gcnertlg,
Dir. Pierco's Fnvorite Prescription is the best
of all restorative tonics. 1t is not " Ciir"-a'i'
hut admirably fulflls a singleness of purposn,
being IL most potent Spccific Tor al mo-,
women. It is powerful, general as well "a
uterine, tonic and nervine. and imparts vig1r
and strength to the whole system lt tpromptiy
cures weakness of stomach. indigestion, bloat-
ing. weak back, nervous prostitution, debllity
and sleepessncss, in either sex. Favorite Prc-
scription is sold by druggists under our posi-
tire guarantee. See wrapper around nOtllc-
Price SI.0O, or six bottles for 5000.
A large treatise on Diseases of Women. pro-
fuscy illustrated with ,.,ored plates ana n,-
Address WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION. 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N \.
SICK HEADACHE, Bilious Headache,
and Constipation, promptly cured py
DIR, Pierces Pellets. 25c. a vial,
by druggists
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Ionsumption Can he Cured,

Take ID. X. and be o. X. See ad.
mch8-6m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-02

Producing 10000 pounds daily; patterned in style
and form, protected By IA trade mark We ahall give
the chcwer the best Plug Tobacco in the world and
see that he gets it, "Hgppv Thought" il the name.
Wave Line IL the shape OF the plug. Freak 1t and
It's frcsh-it- flavor retained. Made from pure in
gradients and careiu Is selected lea, it never tails to
recomme nd itself as the most enjoyable chew which
ten ceus will buv. Never crumbles grows hard.
All dealers sell Happy Though >"
sept ijlppwzppnr
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MARKET REPORTS.
Sew York Money Market.

Nsw YORK, June /.
Money on call ranging from Al too
Prime mercantile paper at sac per cent. Sterling
to per cent. per diem and interest,
Exchange continues duh and steady AT sal "A SAL
Gosernment bonds dull aud steady. Railroad bonds
dull
curties:
EnitSj Sfasas %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

css for assistance French drew out the fact that s
end indicstod his suspicion tnst tno
Policeman 5snes boorisy. Of Captain Klile.s squad
tried on the complaint Of Mrs. Jane Randolph q 10
West Thirty On sas night Of SsSrq p r. sno wSs
Forty with her slscr Ida Mitchell and man wn9
lived with her. but not her husband nn ef
The FOR supper and Policeman DoSFsS a fSe
policeman knocked her into the arms OF het
Door said thai the man who vas WIN tne women
- the ball masked Affair." He denied STRIKING S
had been arrested disoery and tnal VA" ,os
ssv .nmetbne privatSy 10 Mr. French while evidence was
brnx given regarding character OF pereons who visited
m hfn y, 0sv Mr Wendell 20 around and be sworn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOv SFOOHS
BosToS. March 10. say
Yesterday. Today
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF iag-YD!x Dz,LIvI&


The principal buIlish feature yesterday in tho wheat mar
Eets the reported the amount OF wheat on
passage Europe This export demand however was en-
tey suspended although the cash market was steady INC
active fluctuations In options in Chcsgo reflected only
IN miniature here Alter slightly opening pr ces
cent nut laer there was reaction whcn ,eI
gains OF for March at oOh ana APIu ~
SOs for May 81 June al u H. and cent LOT July
9Ois Cash was firm and soOVo buseis Meie
The options easier but maj ncucs
sigh, recovery with net losses OF eeg a. igo~ US
cents shade better bnt no export inquiry Wa
developed. In options March at "a AID Apf AZ
higher but and June al "a a. were ubcnabgs'
Lard prone weakness out the clos. was 9net WIZ
and April down point at 81 May on Two points
and June and July Jour at - 90 and - ~ espe
lively.
The receipts. and At New York. Philadelphia
Baltimore Boston reported Yesterday we're asloio.
Wheat 1913 1858 bushels ga 13l bushels; oats 500
bushels total grain s2sGss bushels; -four ~ 100 pses
Mere. Wheat 1906 bushels: corn Sl59it bunir-i
2O4 AS bushels total grain. olO13A bushes hour
allh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March 10 (Specfd-May wheat closed easy TO-
night after at s0 cents May corn at 39 cents
Nav ribs at IS O5 May lard at 81 52 Tho business OF the
big BUYERS Of wheat and there is nobody who can
tell exactly wheat they sod but they certainly did
realize largely doubt at all but that Kershaw
cooc from the Clearing House one day ast
week for c says himself and there isn't doubt but
that good deal Rosenfeids wheat settled up Tho
one thing which the crowd gosped to-day was the pur
chase 7JOO0O bushels Of wheat By or Comes IL
pretty certain that the Cincinnati crowd Of wheat bulls mas
taken new coum.sso house into their employ The
crowd the intelligent OF rate does not believe
now a corner nut does believe that sons clique
OF rich men scapng IN wheat large scale corn was
almost day yesterdav II kept almost all e
under 40 cents and although went down to"f ~
ne weakest, IL
proport when strong Provisions were
dtIll md ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

WEDNESDAY, March 1872. "
Tho foreign buying OF securities the stock Exchange
during the last two three days has been sufficient In
the aggregate To influence materially the market FOR for
egn exchange that the rate for stcTDg sight bills s
within ga cents OF the point mt which gold imports
would be profitable, We do intend 20 intimate that
expect gold imports during this spring. and shall en-
deavor t0dscuss that side OF the question: when the OPP
portunity offers. with the conservatism with
which We viewed the question Of exports OF
gold when that idea aud its dire results
were no carefully elaborated sOmefew weeks Ii Is
good thing neither to go wild over gold imports to
fancy rreparable ruin in gold exports Fortunate is the
individual nation which has the gold in the absence of
other commodities 10 pay for that which he or wants
But the buying this OF American sccuri
ties for foreign account taken in connection with the
strength developed the LONDON market for Americans,
il important factor the immediate future OF own
stock market London has developed more confidence
than people; then London. with money
does not every morning get UP to read long dsqnisons
OF temporary stringency In money pending the
April settlements of later panics because OK
Sub"Treasury ali 0rptioDs OF money For the sake OF
meeting with littl. common sense. An American now
could almost wish he an Engllshman. Todays mar
ke opened active aud strong but after tho European Or
ders cNccuc,l there succeeded duness and some
reactOns later there increase 10 the activity but
prices gradually recovered 10 the best OF the mornings
figures and In instances went higher. The total
transactions amounted only 10 ls5OlG shares Couln-
bus and Hooking Valley Richmond and West Point. and
Philadelphia and Reading weak, and two OF them
closed than last evening The market generally
closed strong.
Government bonds were dull and steady Annexed
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Wednesday, March 16 1887.
CONTRACT AwARDED-Thomas H. Lyons OF Baltimore
has been awarded the for filling 100000 square
yards about the base OF the Washington Monuncnt al
thirty nine cents per cubic yard
ARMY ORDERs-Msjor Asa b. Carey, Paymastcr, has
been ordered 10 duty Chief Paymaster Department OF
California 10 succeed Major Charles sprague who has
been ordered home TO await retirement.
DEBESTUREs AND DRAwBAcKs.-Among the warrants
issued by tho Treasury Department. today was one
amounting 900 In favor OF the Collector OF Gus
toms NewYork to pay debentures and drawbacks aud
refund OF deposits for unasccrtaned duties.
SUSPECTS IN TIE TREAsUIY.-A number OF suspicious
looking men have lately been making frequent visits to
The money vaults OF the Treasury during the hours al
lowed for public inspection. Such OF them called TO-
day we're told that they must not again. and the
officers In charge the vaults have been Instructed 10
Keen a sDarp lookout visitors in the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
THE NEW SHIPS OF THE NAVY.

PLANS BEING MADE FOR NEW CRUIsERs-CoNDI-
TON OF THE ATLANTA, BOSTON AND CHICAGO.
WASHINGTON. March 16.-The Navy Department Is
about to begin the preparation Of plans for the two 700
ton gunboats for which provision made by the last
Congress Inae uch boats 10 be patterned
after Gunboat No J." now in process of construction
the work of the department Will lie much ghter thah
guuboas Of new design had been ordered as 1t viii only
he necessary duplicate the drawings already MADE
The limit of the contract price Of the new vessels Is
$4,000 each
Chief Constructor Wilson today received telegram
from Naval Constructor Steele at Chester Penn, s'ag
that work is again being done the Chicago Naval
officers generally much pleased with the opinion
given by the Attorney General that the cruisers can De
completed with the balance OF general appropriations
provided the estimates Of the Naval Advisory Board are
not exceeded II telieved that the total cost OF
finishing the engineering work on the Chicago VIII pe
900 less than estimates. and in the case OF he
boston and Atlanta $40 900 and 5000 respcctVely
The Atlanta was ordered TO be locked at Now-fork to-
day. 10 have her bottom cleaned ana painted she IS nVw
being nted with separatofs TO prevent ioamlng IN Inc
boilers and will be dispatched ON another taI tllp ID
Boston, In NewIorR Is beng ntcd
with ice machines electric lights and steam separaOrs ana
will be ready a trial trip within rev weeks inc
Chicago advanced toward completion as Inc
other cruisers but the engines have been practcay m
ihed and only small amount or construc ton wofk re-
mains to be done She Will be removed nom thcStci
10 the Newly Navy Yard next week The chicago III
Is believed will be much the best ship OF the three new
cruisers III, &C.,.
The secretary OF the Navy in company with Commo
dore sicar Chief OF the Bureau OF Ordnance, today Wis
tied the Washington NayyYard. Tie Secretarys visit
was for the purpose OF examining The plans suggested ny
the Board Gun Foundry Plant FOR the alteration OF
certain buildings the yard for the proposed large
factory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
yURopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL March lGprovislons Bacon. Cumberland Cat
y7s ga; Long Clear Mides 40s Cd; short Clear Middle
50 3D. RUs 39s Sd Shoulders 2os 3D. cw Beef
for Extra India Mess Prime Mess. Cos OIL Pork
Prime Mess G7s I'd. per bbL Prime Mess. Eastern
G1sGd: Western G2s Cd Lard rican S5s Prime west
ern 3Ss odi Lard OIL, ga 3D. Hams-Long cut tss
Shoulders 33.Od Butor30s Cd per ow for inest United
states Cheese American Choice GA o. Wheat-i.ei
Western spring Is 4da3s Sd lea winter a. 2
spring Is ID; New Mixed Western. As 32 California 10
l. Is Ia obi do. No. T. Gs I'D at. 3D. per Genital Pro
duce-Spits OF TurpenDe 29s o. do at london. 2ss OIL
american Red. 4gs per cwt Tsllow-2.5 OIL. per cwt
Fine American 2Ss Cd; Prime CITY. 23s Gil per cwt
Rosn-Conmon. IS "a; Pale Is Cd 10s OIL Iinsced OH.
2os 3D. ewt Provisions Refrigerated Beef
don-Sew.York State, az lta Cd rs o. Oh Cottonseod
oil. Liverpool make. lbs. I'd
LONDON. March observation-disclosures on. 81 os1 al 81
o. 3d. per cwt Calcutta Lnsecd SSsOd quarters Lin
seed Cake SO g. Sd per ton; Refnod Petroleum. lGd
q Sd per gallon; Spirits OF Turpentne 2Ss O0d. per
owt Pale 0s Cd dllA % Pr0yis!ons-Iard. 32s Oa por
owt oi American sugarIi2s Sn per ewt fer Snba Zen
fair refining anoat Australian TalowBeef 2is Oh 126s
Ga Muston, 27s Gil. 3Os ID Cacoanut Ou-Ccyion a28
3a Cochin G3i o. American Refrigerated Beet 6s I'd for
Mind quarters "a ID foT fore quarters per $40 the
The receipt. OF wheat past week from Atlantic ports
80 quarters from Pacific porls 5000 quartcrs from
other sources 10000 quarters - n. m,
The receipts VI American corn or to past week "eio oVVe
BREMEN March l6.-Petnooum marks IS pfcnnines.
Wilcox closed ~ " marks 90 pfonninss per ITO
AErwgRr, Aarlh l5.-Potrolcin-Finc fachmerlcan, 10
francs paid and Is franco l2i9 confines solierA ~
Wc0xs Lard closed At % francs 5V per loo AoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rtper. Vessels ant Ranro1is.
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.

cOFFEFTn Rio and Santos styles there was no business
reported but manta ed the bess OF " FOR
fair spot the mder growths sales of27o bag:
savanlla and so bags Mexican made In the line OF
option movement light First pvces showed no
the later months and the market closed steady a. The
l2.GoaI2e5i May. l2e59l2.7o, June l2GSIl210'
I276Ql28O; Octnber. l2sO0l2S5: November, l2.S00
1876: December, l2soal2s5 sales; 20 100 bags:
COTTON Prices Tor SPIT lots were ADVANCED
l.l6c. and the market closed firm. Sales, Sot
hales DOS last evening" all OF which were LOT
l065s day last and s25 bales this day last
September the total port receipts have been
495i22 bales against 4G7l25 bales Tor the same period
last year. ,...
based OIL The standard OF classification
ra1aYn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NKwYoRk wednesday March 1a-BEEvEs-Hsesyle
s % sss s
The p ;., about Al CITY, nm.
:Sa g =, .s
bri. demand Prices s rtGer advanced ioSi6a
S. q COLORADO H:'f pIssd: :!
spsy : - Win Chicago steer, ~sh
to 1sI Cow: "sSS IS 1894 as ana
sps oS oosn s meat from sni. port to
LIVE a s selling r 70 siS %ss
a. & TsTns @ s ~
tor Beef M may Isi let them sI out whole.
tho Adrsiis will take cut .0 re s o. sssI
ss'f;a csatsss !: SrssI ':;s:
-; i Il d DO l2ss u. at % is 80. ,.oo
;;; $s!s sI5 l.
western ,,s s1.er .sla 49, s. III
ii?S q Sssu a9 s5 8 long Island
as s 5s.' r s t asrs q say &
's 9, 10 L a. 1853 ss,f Sss 49, S
! 10. 50 b. a.szSd; sun 755 i: At e. .,.,a,s
40 ,sl s1 q 81 e In I'D 7
1888 safS%sp SgISr sea''ss SSsss s?
Is s2 81 ~ a. = &C. is.
!. Gs' g * ,s III ( Z
$40 70. al 70 Az; 90 atSo oO 10 oVV
3 ! &C. IS 1o :. ~ ,..s
a. s ( 3 s. osss i 81 81
L A. ss p q. = y o. lf5g fosl D.
,J2s WHIT q H Sa sss s !: !! sa So
Ressns Y Ohio Steer; sal 100 ~ e 9 ss iggS
CO.. iS!c y; u 90 Stag. 1919 n' At s 50 DO
Dasey ssssss steers ls4o rs, ats' So do ITO n.
oat Prime vss
'''.'ns 3 a.
10 E. i, o. ysi s. e, g. 81 ds 10 b. 'ss e.
js PsT: g ys' s II
i SS a 1ssi, l2 H. b. Sc. do 100 n a. Sc, So
do ia IT, so do l24 6 At7c do 1877 N. az 7-c;
f. E. E. hSIs ys.,s 5sS %; .s &c .,s.
s Sic SSD ss Pts ssz,
Sr dur head
today ns s% and Sheep ahoas Sas.aS:
sdyae1 prsS Tendency IN e pss ssst vii
Thought sen the Mutton market little before inc week
Choice sheep sold at the range Of sssSc PEI
head bringing &C. few Spring Lambs changed hands as
saes.a Collins for D. Harrington; s's Indiana sheep.
l0s 10. at 5 &c per ID. . ar n, o,o a.. On o.
j j. = e. YHso sAss 81 q $
ai An kiusiam: COS Michigan Yearlings IS o. -
sssc 81 etite sheep IS 10 at 64c; Spring LAmbA -
IS so per head $500 49,, a, =. -. az % ,oa A ,os
d. So ST. Al State Lambs % D. al oci oo 10 % !" -
olsc - n
lTS Mchie. DO loo 10 l0J state do 70 ~
IS Co 2is State Lambs ew sheep IS n at &C. $50 Micht
ID n IA nj 61c Lambs. 10 B at 69c: I56 do
81 To- At Gs.c Western do n TO- at ~ 10 22i do ~ Do
at So 20. - -, ,oo N, =. sx On 10,
Ohio DO 50 b. at 5c 1870 81 te Sheep and ianos 20 e
&c. o.oo...s..., zoe ~ =, a. ION
40 lnj M az 5c $50 80 b. at s. 10 20 western DO 70
NJ a, c 1872 10 - TO- at SIC; III Western Lambs eo NJ
at 6isc, q Bucks, 10 ID. at 4c- am -. - en- ,xo
Evertt q Plcocs: 429 ohio Sheep 81 ~ At g 90 iSS
Hume & Mullen: 10 Spring Lambs. at 80 20 per head;
do IS % each. -, M, 49,, ox .,.. A
Jersey CITY and % az tvnst Iotai ior iou aNc
~ az 10 heid for the time last week.
ope Tor sale excepting Light HOGS hich were estimated
10 be worth 10 Nolnay nrner, ana FAX 70 rfims
may be quoted az s1Q So 80 per 100 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
AMERICAN EyGIyEs FOR AUSTRALIA.

delegates the Australian colonies visited tho
Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia. they were greatly
pleased with several American types Of locomotives and the
u a Baldwin locomotive found It's way 10 rs
trala Roderick w Cameron. OF Cameron Co. NO 20
south Wiam-st agents for the New sonth Wales Govern
uent is now advertising that lie Will receive ten
ders from manufacturers only. for sixteen iouf'
coupled outside cylinder passenger "boglc TN
gines twelve to be delivered in steam at sianey
and four Newcastle New South wales Wthty'
eight sx.coupled outside cylinder, boyle goods ehxrs
with tenders OF which twenty are TO be deiSersa W sc az
Sidney and In at Newcastle sir 1oicfick was
ont of town yesterday but his partner w street, ssa
American engine manufacturers a1 u
good against the English manua ttreis
Of transportation was not 700 Hi'at.
The tenders must be delivered ON OF before Apn l.
CLOSING PRICES or BOSfOV STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
~. Western Settlers Chosen Specific.

with every advance emigration into the lar "esa nc"
,.u.ns 1, created for Hosetters Stomach Bters Ne"V
Nom 81 regions frequently less 'hAn 0''
t.a localities on account Of tho mia'mA "hch f'e' 'r0
RECENTLY cleared land particularly along the banks rivers
,n., Arc subject to rrshe The agricultural OF mining
.msr.u, soon learns when he does not already Know a'
rs B,rters afford the only protection against
s,d those disorders Of stomach. liver and bowels
which climate ehsnss exposure and unAccust0med OF I'M
healthy wsssr OF dies subject him. Consequently no p'ace'
an estimate upon great household specific and
owususursss With 10 intrinsic nsrits and 10 careful
t.sy On hand restorative and promoter OF heAlsn " -
p,,s,,iy y b relied apon In time Of need
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
LOFTS BEHRMANy ACQUITTED.

Iouis Hermann who accused OF blsckmai in writing
letters 70 spiegel Offering to withdraw complaint III
criminal action for 800 was acquitted reor
te1oro Eecorder BE irmaDn was the principal
witness against speee when spege was convicted IN tne
Court Of having IN MS possession
stamps The United States supreme
tor has ordered trial and before that was had Sese
made the charge OF blackmail against Bermann Herman
A. Cuo president Of United Growers Assoc,lton WIG
was formerly employed by Spege testified that splese
talked about tie that must no taken 70 renter
Bchrmanns testimony against him the trial OF niue Nv an
Hess defended Behrinann The jury was apsch'
onlyl hall n